Man with a mandate

In sharp contrast to his two Spanish predecessors, who split the tenure of the transport portfolio during the last European Commission, Kinnock's arrival in Brussels was noticed, and not just by the member states he lambasted for talking 'open skies' with the US. His high profile intervention in Washington's ...

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